'Orange Is The New Black' season 3 premiere date, spoilers: Titles of all 14 episodes revealed

The third season of "Orange Is The New Black" is confirmed to come back in the summer of 2015 in Netflix composed of 14 episodes. The titles of the episodes were already released that increased the anticipation of the waiting fans.

Episode 1 – "It's the Great Blumpkin, Charlie Brown"

Episode 2 – "I'm a B---- Because I'm Sad"

Episode 3 – "Sometimes Bad Things Happen to Bad People"

Episode 4 – "The Great Hate F---"

Episode 5 – "Kids: Yum!"

Episode 6 – "Offended But Okay"

Episode 7 – "Back to the Rape Well"

Episode 8 – "Use Your Tears as Lube"

Episode 9 – "Heroin Robin Hood"

Episode 10 – "The Rapiest Pap Smear"

Episode 11 – "Gay Feet"

Episode 12 – "Never-ending Rumspringa"

Episode 13 – "Hot for Janitor"

Episode 14 – "Great Service, Lovely Scent"

Although the episode titles provide a vague idea on what fans should expect in the upcoming season, actress Laverne Cox spilled the beans that the third season of the hit TV series will be a mix of tragedy and comedy.

"We started shooting season three the first week of June. We should be done around the end of this year. It's amazing. I think more of [what we saw in season two], but what our show does so well is has a balance between the very serious and the comedic," she told MTV.

A slew of new characters will be introduced next season and some characters will be part of the regular cast. Topping the list of the new series regulars is Laura Prepon, who plays the role of Alex Vause or Piper's lover. Lolly (Lory Petty) will make a comeback next season and comedian Mike Birbiglia will join the cast.

"Orange Is The New Black" season 3 will be back on streaming in Summer 2015 on Netflix. The first episode was rumored to be shown in June. Currently, the first and second seasons are available for streaming.

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